Rosebell Kagumire

Rosebell Kagumire is a Pan-African feminist writer and analyst whose work contributes to counterpublic imaginaries, decolonisation, and African and minoritised narratives towards liberatory futures. In her contribution to Rising for Palestine: Africans in Solidarity for Decolonisation and Liberation (2026), she retraces Pan-African feminist contributions to illuminate why Palestine remains central to African feminist decolonial praxis. Her work on transnational feminist politics is featured in None of Us Is Free Until All of Us Are Free: New Perspectives on Global Solidarity. She co-edited Challenging Patriarchy: The Role of Patriarchy in the Roll-Back of Democracy, and in I Am Nala she examines the struggle for reproductive justice and the lasting colonial legacy of boarding schools. She is a recipient of the Anna Guèye Award from Africtivistes for her contribution to digital democracy, justice, and equality on the African continent.

Rosebell Kagumire

How Do We Continue Speaking the Language of Courage Amidst Violent Silencing?

Don’t Be Comfortable in Being ‘Only Woman’ At the Table – Bogolo Kenewendo

Emotional Burden in the Rights Struggle; Self-care Not Optional But a Priority

African Sisterhood and the Push for Accountability in the #MeToo Era

Prof. Oyeronke Oyewumi on Culture, Erasure of Women’s Achievements and the Modern Man

Why Young Educated Muslim Women are a target for radical groups in East Africa

Rosebell Kagumire

How Do We Continue Speaking the Language of Courage Amidst Violent Silencing?

Don’t Be Comfortable in Being ‘Only Woman’ At the Table – Bogolo Kenewendo

Emotional Burden in the Rights Struggle; Self-care Not Optional But a Priority

African Sisterhood and the Push for Accountability in the #MeToo Era

Prof. Oyeronke Oyewumi­ on Culture, Erasure of Women’s Achievements and the Modern Man

Why Young Educated Muslim Women are a target for radical groups in East Africa

Prof. Oyeronke Oyewumi on Culture, Erasure of Women’s Achievements and the Modern Man